On Wednesday night, that four-fingered freak, Mr. Met, reached his own breaking point and flipped what must be considered his middle digit at some fans during the 7-1 loss to the Brewers. The loss halted a modest a three-game winning streak for the Mets and ended one costume wearer's career for good.
A video posted by @adelucia35 on Twitter captured the moment when Mr. Met flipped the bird to a group of shouting fans as the mascot walked toward a tunnel through Citi Field.
The incident came on a night that marked the 53rd anniversary of Mr. Met’s debut as the team mascot.
When even Mr. Met has enough...pic.twitter.com/HMxpaalU3v— Scott Bisang (@sbis85) June 1, 2017
"We apologize for the inappropriate action of this employee," the Mets said in an email from the organization.
"We do not condone this type of behavior. We are dealing with this matter internally."
A Mets official told The Associated Press more than one person wears the Mr. Met costume during each season, and the person who wore it Wednesday night will not work in the costume again.
All kind of funny considering the real middle finger to fans is the 23-28 record the team is holding up to them.
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